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Health Ministry Warns Karmiel Residents Against Drinking Tap Water

By כיכר השבת, בני סולומוןOngoing story · 2 updates
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The story · English

The Israeli Ministry of Health has issued a warning to residents of Karmiel, a city in northern Israel, advising them not to drink or even brush their teeth with tap water until further notice. The ministry has instructed residents to boil all water intended for consumption or oral hygiene.

The directive comes amid concerns about the quality of the municipal water supply. While the specific cause of the contamination has not been detailed, the precautionary measure aims to prevent potential health risks associated with consuming or using the affected water.

Residents are urged to adhere strictly to the boiling instructions until a new announcement is made by the Ministry of Health, which will indicate when the water is safe for normal use again. Further details and full guidelines are available.

Read the original at Kikar HaShabbat
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